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Today I raided our tiny but excellently stocked Asian grocery shop for the weekend. Let's see if I manage to photograph the food this time before the carnivores want to be fed.
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Here we go:
Miso soup with enoki mushrooms
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... and a red Thai curry based on the recipe of a friend who had worked as a chef in a Thai restaurant.
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Tinkerisk:
... and a red Thai curry based on the recipe of a friend who had worked as a chef in a Thai restaurant.
That looks amazing.
I know enough to be dangerous
We continued today for lunch:
Teriyaki salmon poké bowl with cucumber, sugar snap peas, avocado, spring onions, rice and lime and ginger dressing. I had made the teriyaki sauce ourself this week. π¨π³
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At an unexpected request, I was asked to make a Thai green curry for dinner. I didn't have the original vegetables (baby aubergines and Thai aubergines) to hand, but I still had plenty of green courgette peas. So I cooked the HOT green Thai chilli. π€ππ
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Tinkerisk:
We continued today for lunch:
Teriyaki salmon poké bowl with cucumber, sugar snap peas, avocado, spring onions, rice and lime and ginger dressing. I had made the teriyaki sauce ourself this week. π¨π³
That looks excellent.
And finally „my“ Asian chicken soup:
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Norwegian skrei* Asian style with shitake, enoki, mu-err and button mushrooms with Japanese rice.π¨π³π
(* yes, available in Japan since Feb 2023)
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I'm temporarily occupied with our new electric rice cooker, which really amazes me. I always thought it was just another useless appliance sitting around in the kitchen and a pot of water would do just fine. Well, I was wrong. I'll be back soon. π€
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I've never used a Rice Cooker, but if we ate a lot of rice (we don't, my wife isn't a huge fan of rice) then I think we'd have one.
The people that have them swear by them, and even the cooking shows that show a lot of Asian cooking use them (for example, but not the only one, Uncle Roger ;))
... by the way, why am I so keen on rice? Honestly, I hate Mrs. Tinkerisk's wholegrain pasta - but don't worry, she's now brought in wholegrain rice. π
I should reconsider this marriage. π€£
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What is wholegrain rice?
Do you mean Brown rice?
I don't mind it for some things - it's a bit crunchier. No good for a curry though.
trig42:
I've never used a Rice Cooker, but if we ate a lot of rice (we don't, my wife isn't a huge fan of rice) then I think we'd have one.
The people that have them swear by them, and even the cooking shows that show a lot of Asian cooking use them (for example, but not the only one, Uncle Roger ;))
Rice cookers are great. They pretty much remove the need to actually "cook" the rice. Pop the rice in, rinse, add water to first digit of your finger and flick a switch.
Doesn't take up any space on the stove and perfect every time.
It's like the difference between using a toaster and using an oven to toast bread.
We use a mixture of white Jasmine, black Jasmine and sometimes quinoa. Makes a nice purple rice with more fibre than white but without the crunch of brown rice.
trig42:
What is wholegrain rice?
Do you mean Brown rice?
I don't mind it for some things - it's a bit crunchier. No good for a curry though.
Indeed, you call it brown rice. Sorry for my translation error.
BTW Mrs. Tinkerisk „overheard“ my comment and made me an excellent Crêpe Suzette for dessert! π
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